Is code editor really based off of 1.90.1? Why so old?

[jpmorris]

Looking at the version in code editor it says it's running on VScode 1.90.1. This is 6 months old. Is this correct? The OSS newest version is 1.96.X. I do notice some features are missing (like Project Manager), is it really using a version that old?

[dpaletti]

Hi, as of today basedpyright supports intellisense inside notebooks. This would drastically change developer experience on Code Editor for data scientists. Only caveat is that it needs at least VSCode 1.91. Is there a roadmap for an update of the underlying VSCode version?

[GOGKI]

Hi, Will there be an update of the package? @dpaletti suggested a very good point. As it is now without pylance or basedpyright using jupyter notebooks is a nightmare.

[james-stead]

It does look like there are two different pull requests to get it caught up
#69
#70

[SeijiSuenaga]

@james-stead unfortunately those PRs both seem to be abandoned, as they haven't been touched in 5+ months.

[GOGKI]

@aws-pangestu is there any hope that vscode version will be bumped soon?

[justin-debo-bayer]

Adding to this request - we've similarly faced issues with plugins that weren't built to support < 1.91. Would love an ETA on if this might ever happen

[camroberts]

I would like to use the R extensions in Code Editor. However, these require at least 1.96.

[michal-adach]

When the newer version of Code Editor will be available?

[pushkarkh]

We're also running into issues because the Code Editor is stuck on an older VS Code version. Updating it would really help us .

[gcukp]

We are running into problems because the Code Editor is fixed on old VS Code version. Updating would help .

[wang2056]

Will a Code Editor version based on newer VS Code version be available soon?

[GOGKI]

Any progress on that issue?

[des1-gner]

+1

[michal-adach]

Are you going to take care of this issue soon?

[onsunsted]

+1